Deadhorse is an unincorporated community in North Slope Borough, Alaska, United States, along the North Slope near the Arctic Ocean. The town consists mainly of facilities for the ...

Nobody lives in Deadhorse, Alaska. There are no permanent residents left. This alone makes it a strange place. Deadhorse is an industrial camp on the North Slope.

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The population of Deadhorse, Alaska is approximately 26. The approximate number of families is 2. (or -0-) This area is also known as Prudhoe Bay

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Deadhorse by Claude Marthaler, the Yakman. Deadhorse, Alaska, 29th of May, 1997 kilometer 52,030. A road to nowhere. A dream's road for a traveler, ending at the Arctic Ocean ...

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Deadhorse Camp provides hotel lodging in the Prudhoe Bay region, as well as: food, lodging, gift, fuel, tour, and tire repair to Dalton Highway travelers.

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